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Strawberry Shortcake: Berry Big Journeys

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On this DVD, Strawberry Shortcake has grown up and can drive a car... and then travel around the world with her friends. There are some new characters I'm not familiar with, such as Banana Candy, Peppermint, Tea Blossom and Tangerina to name a few. Not my favorite Strawberry Shortcake DVD, but still berry cute and teaches positive messages. So far my favorites are "Berry Blossom Festival" and "Let's Dance". Overall, I would recommend this DVD for any Strawberry Shortcake fan.

Young children ages 3 to 6 will enjoy watching "Strawberry Shortcake Berry Big Journeys", a new DVD in which the 'pint sized' Strawberry Shortcake, along with her friends Angel Cake, Rainbow, and Banana Candy, engage in two new adventures - 'Strawberry's Big Journey' and 'Around the Berry Big World', a colorful pair of road trip journeys where they learn that having a positive attitude will help to overcome any obstacle. When Strawberry Shortcake wages the Pie Man that she can travel around the world in 80 days, there are bound to be high excitement indeed! With a total running time of 44 minutes, English and Spanish language tracks, and captioning, the DVD format also allows bonus features that include three greeting cards, a character gallery memory book, and DVD-ROM printable coloring pages. "Strawberry Shortcake Berry Big Journeys" is especially recommended for family, preschool, elementary school, and community library DVD collections for children.

If your daughter is a fan of SS, she'll love this movie too. I loved SS as a kid and enjoy watching the movies with her. It has some cute song I find myself even humming.

My daugther ask me to get this show after she watch it from Thailand cable chanal ...... it's cute show just want my girl to be really girl because mostly she play soo tuff like boy

This is no better or worse than the other "middle years" Strawberry Shortcake videos, which all have relatively good story ideas, funny dance sequences, and amusingly well-developed musical scores by Andy Street, who clearly knows what he's doing. In the stories, the girls are always sort of fighting with each other, which will certainly give the dads a laugh and make it easier to watch the requisite 100s of times. Avoid the newer series, in which the characters all look, sound, and act the same and the music is bland.